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Innisfil neighbourhood
Stroud, Innisfil
Stroud is a Village Settlement Area in the Town of Innisfil, founded in 1825 at the crossroads of 10th Line and Yonge Street, with an arena and library at 7883 Yonge Street. The Jennifer Jones Team, LPT Realty, Brokerage, serves all of South and Central Ontario.
Homes for sale in StroudOverview
Living in Stroud
The Town's Official Plan names Stroud a Village Settlement Area that will accommodate limited growth due to servicing constraints. If full municipal services are extended to Stroud, it would be considered for redesignation as an Urban Settlement (OP 9.4.5).
Stroud was founded in 1825 when settlers built homes at the crossroads of 10th Line and Yonge Street. It was first known as Meyer's Corners, after an establishment built by David Meyers in 1833, then Victoria, then Stroud, after Stroud, England, hometown of W.C. Little, MP for South Simcoe.
Early businesses included a grist mill, two hotels and blacksmith shops. The Official Plan names the downtown and the arena and library in Stroud as place-making destinations.
The Town of Innisfil had 43,326 residents in the 2021 Census, up 18.5% from 36,566 in 2016.
Schools
- Innisfil is served by the Simcoe County District School Board and the Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board.
- School assignments depend on the exact address — confirm with the board before you buy.
Simcoe County District School BoardSimcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board
Getting around
- Innisfil Transit is an on-demand service booked through the Uber app. Since July 1, 2026 the Town subsidizes up to $10 of an eligible trip anywhere in Innisfil or to or from Barrie South GO Station or Bradford GO Station, for up to 50 subsidized trips a month, after a minimum flat fee ($3.25 for a single rider).
- A future Innisfil/Orbit GO Station is planned on the Barrie line near 6th Line. The County of Simcoe's 2026 report says it is at about 90% detailed design with a building permit application submitted; no opening date has been confirmed.
- Commute times vary with traffic and destination — test the drive or ride at the times you would travel.
Things to do in Stroud
- Stroud Innisfil Community Centre (7883 Yonge Street), with the arena and the Stroud Branch library.
- Follow the Stroud Heritage Walk through the historic crossroads village.
On the market
Homes for sale in Stroud
16 active sale listings
Stroud mixes village homes with rural edges. Many rural homes are on private well and septic, so make well-water and septic inspections conditions of your offer. Many Innisfil properties are regulated by the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority or the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority, so you may need conservation-authority permission even if no Town permit is needed. Listings come live from PropTx MLS® data, and the market block shows aggregate TRREB statistics for Innisfil as a whole.
Market stats
Innisfil by the numbers
Updated October 2026
- Median sold price
- $760,000
- Average sold price
- $781,000
- Avg. days on market
- 27
- Sale-to-list ratio
- 96.4%
- Sales
- 23
- Active listings
- 401
Source: TRREB MLS® data via PropTx
Residential sales, October 2026. Aggregates only; figures may be revised.
Local answers
Frequently asked about Stroud
When was Stroud founded?+
Stroud was founded in 1825 when settlers built homes at the crossroads of 10th Line and Yonge Street.
How did Stroud get its name?+
It was first known as Meyer's Corners, then Victoria, then Stroud, after Stroud, England, hometown of W.C. Little, MP for South Simcoe.
Are Stroud homes on well and septic?+
Many rural properties are on private well and septic. Make well-water and septic inspections conditions of your offer.
Will Stroud grow?+
The Official Plan says Stroud will accommodate limited growth due to servicing constraints. If full municipal services are extended, it would be considered for redesignation as an Urban Settlement.
Who can help me buy or sell in Stroud?+
The Jennifer Jones Team, LPT Realty, Brokerage, serves all of South and Central Ontario. Call 416-702-1146.
How do I search homes for sale in Stroud (Innisfil)?+
Use the home search on this page or our main search and choose Stroud or Innisfil. You can type a town or community name, filter by price, beds and property type, and save a search to get alerts when new matching listings come on the market.
How does The Jennifer Jones Team help buyers and sellers in Stroud?+
For buyers, we build a search plan around your budget, commute and must-haves, review listings and neighbourhoods with you, book showings and negotiate your offer. For sellers, we prepare a property-specific pricing review, plan preparation and marketing, and negotiate offers through to closing.
How do I get in touch about buying or selling in Stroud?+
Call The Jennifer Jones Team at 416-702-1146 or email Jenn@jj.team. We are with LPT Realty, Brokerage. Our Newmarket office at 350 Harry Walker Pkwy N, Unit 19, Newmarket, ON L3Y 8L3 is by appointment only, so please call ahead to book a time.
What is the median sold price in Stroud?+
The median sold price in Innisfil was $760,000 in October 2026, across 23 residential sales (TRREB MLS® data via PropTx).
How long do homes take to sell in Stroud?+
Homes in Innisfil sold in an average of 27 days on market in October 2026.
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Sources
- Town of Innisfil — Official Plan (Our Place)
- Town of Innisfil — Stroud Heritage Walk (PDF)
- Town of Innisfil — Innisfil ideaLAB & Library
- Town of Innisfil — Innisfil Transit
- County of Simcoe — CCW 2026-223 Innisfil/Orbit GO Station report
- Town of Innisfil — Building permits
- Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority — Permits
- Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority — Planning & permits
- Statistics Canada — 2021 Census Profile, Innisfil
- Simcoe County District School Board
- Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board
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